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Emerging-Market ADRs: Performance Review

NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Emerging market indices experienced pressure last week over eurozone sovereign debt concerns and the threat of a downgrade on U.S. debt. Extending prior week's losses, Brazil's Bovespa emerged top loser, declining 3.3%. Brazil recorded net outflows of $72 million at close last week. Meanwhile, China's benchmark Shanghai Composite Index was the only gainer with a marginal 0.4% increase. India's Nifty nudged 0.7% lower.

With the federal government announcing the quantitative easing program, the
S&P 500 and the
Dow Jones shed a significant 2.1% and 1.4%, respectively. Meanwhile,
Moody's Investors Service has placed the U.S. Aaa rating on review for a possible downgrade.

For the week ended July 13, according to data compiled by international fund tracking firm EPFR, long-only dedicated emerging-market equity funds accounted for net inflows of $878 million, while the broader global emerging market funds had net inflows of $1.02 billion.

India's Nifty closed the week with only five gainers. Among technology stocks,
Infosys(INFY - Get Report) was the top decliner, shedding 8.7%, while
Wipro(WIT - Get Report) erased 6% and
Syntel(SYNT - Get Report) fell 4.4%. As known last week, India's June car sales grew at the slowest pace, and
Tata Motors(TTM) dropped 4.4%.

With the
Bovespa as the top loser among emerging market indices, there were only five gainers in the Brazilian market. Airline stocks,
Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes(GOL) was among the top decliner, plunging 12.1% followed by
TAM(TAM) with a 2.1% drop. Banking stocks
Itau Unibanco Holding(ITUB) and
Banco Bradesco(BBD) slumped 9.3% and 7.6%, respectively.

Below, the stocks are stacked based on last week's gains, least to highest.